Lung Cancer

A Man's Prerogative? A study completed in The People's Republic of China enforced the connection between smoking and cancer in young children. What was very interesting in this study, carried out in Shanghai, was that...

Lung cancer is a major concern for women. Today, lung cancer is the leading cause of cancer death in the U.S. for women. More women die each year from lung cancer than they do from breast, ovarian and...

Certainly, it's important to know how you can prevent lung cancer. As with any cancer, there are certain risk factors that you can prevent, and some that are unavoidable. The more that you work...

Most people know that the most prominent cause of lung cancer is from smoking. It is important to understand, however, where this risk comes from, and to understand the other risk factors that can lead to...

Some lung cancer patients find that alternative or complementary treatments such as massage, acupuncture, herbal medicines and dietary supplements help them to manage their lung cancer symptoms and boost their feeling of overall well-being during cancer treatment....

Secondary lung cancer is a cancer which starts developing in another part of the body and eventually spreads to the lungs. Tumors caused by secondary lung cancer are sometimes referred to as "secondaries" or...

As explained in our section on Lung Cancer Treatment, treatment options for lung cancer vary according the stage the cancer has reached (namely how much the cancer has grown and spread within the body) among...

Lung cancer is often deadly. Sufferers generally notice symptoms only after the cancer has spread to other parts of the body. This often means that the cancer has already become incurable. At this point, the prognosis is obviously poor...